Breakdown | TTM | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | ||||||
Total Revenue | 9.88M | 9.76M | 7.63M | 5.43M | 3.90M | 3.52M |
Gross Profit | 7.21M | 7.09M | 5.93M | 4.22M | 3.13M | 2.81M |
EBITDA | 3.87M | 4.44M | 1.84M | 3.43M | 1.18M | 1.51M |
Net Income | -10.42M | -8.35M | -5.72M | -2.31M | -2.57M | -3.34M |
Balance Sheet | ||||||
Total Assets | 104.96M | 106.56M | 108.69M | 64.21M | 53.42M | 40.68M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 356.13K | 612.94K | 3.12M | 3.72M | 10.59M | 937.56K |
Total Debt | 76.83M | 70.31M | 68.73M | 43.09M | 28.97M | 29.46M |
Total Liabilities | 74.00M | 73.71M | 74.17M | 47.28M | 30.15M | 30.63M |
Stockholders Equity | -1.36M | 5.80M | 15.30M | 10.69M | 13.65M | 1.37M |
Cash Flow | ||||||
Free Cash Flow | 476.55K | -4.75M | -31.94M | -12.27M | -8.46M | -16.19K |
Operating Cash Flow | 275.92K | 1.02M | 12.35K | 583.88K | -173.76K | 256.66K |
Investing Cash Flow | -5.77M | -5.77M | -33.31M | -13.28M | -3.93M | -272.85K |
Financing Cash Flow | -4.53M | 2.25M | 32.70M | 5.83M | 14.81M | -259.81K |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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64 Neutral | $372.54M | ― | -0.37% | 4.82% | ― | ― | |
63 Neutral | $7.06B | 13.54 | -0.50% | 6.96% | 4.08% | -25.24% | |
58 Neutral | $154.10M | 75.12 | -1.11% | 7.67% | -2.40% | 42.84% | |
50 Neutral | $28.17M | 471.19 | -17.09% | 2.04% | -6.82% | 7.33% | |
42 Neutral | $10.22M | ― | -28.98% | 57.38% | 43.87% | -4681.28% | |
41 Neutral | $7.27M | ― | -41.30% | 4.02% | 1.35% | -129.09% | |
38 Underperform | $5.23M | ― | -270.04% | 14.71% | 0.70% | 26.52% |
On August 20, 2025, Generation Income Properties, Inc. received a notice from Nasdaq indicating non-compliance with the minimum stockholders’ equity requirement for continued listing on The Nasdaq Capital Market. The company reported a stockholders’ equity deficit and failed to meet alternative listing standards, which could lead to delisting if not addressed. The company has until October 3, 2025, to submit a compliance plan to Nasdaq, and if accepted, may receive an extension to regain compliance. The outcome remains uncertain, and failure to comply could result in delisting.
On August 18, 2025, Generation Income Properties secured an early lease extension with Best Buy Stores for its Grand Junction, Colorado property, extending the lease from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2032, with a modified annual rent of $376,087. This move underscores Best Buy’s commitment to the location and highlights the company’s proactive management strategy, enhancing portfolio stability and shareholder value. Additionally, the company announced the termination of a Purchase and Sale Agreement for its Chicago property leased to Fresenius Medical Care, allowing it to retain ownership and continue leasing under the existing agreement, which extends to October 31, 2033.
On August 9, 2025, Generation Income Properties, L.P. exercised its first 12-month extension option under the LLC Agreement of its joint venture subsidiary, GIP VB SPE, LLC. This extension, which was facilitated by the subsidiary’s compliance with underwriting covenants, strengthens the company’s short-term capital structure and enhances operational flexibility. The extension involves an increased preferred equity return and confirms the company’s stable financial position, allowing it to focus on long-term value creation for shareholders.
Generation Income Properties, a real estate investment trust, announced its recent financial results, highlighting a significant increase in revenue for the third quarter of 2023. The company attributes this growth to strategic property acquisitions and improved leasing activities, which have strengthened its market position and provided positive implications for stakeholders.
On June 4, 2025, Generation Income Properties announced the sale of two properties: a Starbucks-occupied retail building in Tampa, Florida, and an Auburn University-occupied industrial building in Huntsville, Alabama. These transactions, completed on May 29, 2025, enabled the company to fully repay a $10.5 million CMBS loan, leaving a 7-Eleven property in Washington, D.C., unleveraged. This strategic move is part of GIPR’s efforts to streamline its balance sheet and enhance its portfolio, providing the company with a cleaner capital structure and greater operational flexibility.